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7 hours ago, TheMostInterestingMan said:

I’ve said it since the trade. If he had entered the draft this year he would have been the 2nd QB taken. The talent is there. He just needs to be coached up. 
 

If he can work on his mental game, he can be a top half of the league QB. 

 

Not gonna lie. This thought has been percolating in my brain ever since we traded for him. The talent is there. The question is, can we get the best out of him?

 

Everything I have heard or read, this kid gets it.

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4 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

i’m sure you could make that throw no problem. it’s easy, right?

 

Dis on a good pass. Imagine what happens if/when he has a bad day? 

 

Way too many Huddlerz, who are supposed to be Panther fans by the way. Are way too eager to dis on our own players. One has to wonder why?

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10 hours ago, hepcat said:

Good throw. But it’s easy to look good in training camp with no pressure in your face.

Thanks. We weren't aware that it's camp and not a game. Nobody has pointed this out in the past 27 training camps when  play is mentioned.

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4 hours ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Dis on a good pass. Imagine what happens if/when he has a bad day? 

 

Way too many Huddlerz, who are supposed to be Panther fans by the way. Are way too eager to dis on our own players. One has to wonder why?

It's the Internet. Hot takes only for most people and if you can dis on someone, the cooler you think it makes you.

 

 

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11 hours ago, hepcat said:

Good throw. But it’s easy to look good in training camp with no pressure in your face.

True, but at least we don't have to be embarrassed about our QB having a noodle arm.

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